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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept s. robert b Morris,
awhile mm. nas killed Saturday night Boy
Beverly Jones, negro. who stable him boo
t.e eye with au umbrella Morris hid d bottle
of whisky boo cine stable where he worked,
ami Jones STOLE and drank portion Of &c. a
oulue. arose. and when Morris threatened
l...9n.. injury 10 Jones the latter said ID
job your eye out with this umbrella Suit
la1 th. action 90 the word. he made "a lunge,
aul the end OF the umbrella penetrated Mor-
rs eye causing death after several hours of
agony
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

The Strte opens a subscription for the
fund necessary TO carry ont the pro-
gramme for the laying of Che corner
stone OF the Lee statue. II is claimed in
many quarters that people have not been
informed of what had been done and
when the statue would be finished and
ready TO be unveiled
H. f. Lees name ], Il sacred symbol In
every true Southern man smind, and when
anything is asked in a way to honor his
memory refusal looks ugly and mn-
gracious Let as, then, before We start,
leave no chance for misrepresentation ON
such a subject
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

one hundred and thirty lives were lost
in the theatre fire at Exeter, England
1t is all very well to doscant ON safe ar
chitecture and hre-proof theatres, but
the simple and practical way for any
theatre i. TO have a number of wstchmcn
always on duty during The performance
and with the hose ready fixed to a water
pipe. 30 that at the first alarm the fire
may be eXtinguished
Let the law require and enforce this,
and the theatre disasters by fire viii
cease at once.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

President Diaz appears in an Ameri-
can newspaper interview lie desires
smicable relations and a commercial
treaty with the United States
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

Mr. Armour says that the outcry
against beef rings ought to be raised
agains, the railroads that get so much
freight al high rates
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

Mr. Ben Butterworth admits that the
Republicans cling to the old issues, but
be says that the Democrats do the same
The difference is that the Republicans
fall more faster than the leaves and
much more freauentlie
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

The Chinese have five new war ships
that are said to De the finest now ahoat
in respect of speed, armament and The
capacity of resistance
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The Copnng rmAauaa ha, a portrait
of the great prize bull. Reformer He
is a beautiful black and-tan. with crooked
horns and is offered for sale.
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MONTREAL. Que. Sept st 's stated
Tint n. a n..nIt nt The appontmen- y Tie
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$40 am For Newport Sow. Od Point Conn.
fort and Norin.k. daIrexler sun.
dav.
1910 am Through and Local Mail fo al.
point. West. -eeper- from Clifton
Forge to Louisville and 81 Louis.
except sunday
400 pm For Newport News. '.u "'''' ''''
Nol0Ih Except summary
400 pm 1baroitesFHle aceoihiho 'i'.io-..
600 pm For LOUSY .'e. iiia,' ill,"5
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mona.
$40 PPM iAinI. tI ... ''.' '.'.. 0'.- ''
sunday
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s23 am lhar.ot.e-r accomn oda.'n
HOO ann FROM Nor'n.k oId Point, a.t
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCETT -UsutYs.

400 pm. accommodation. leaves Broad street
station. arrives at Ashland at pm.
6.0i pm. leaves Eliza, arrives 90 Ashland ai
G.H pm.
6g5 am. arrives az Eha. leaves Ashland go
l2i Hm.
500 am. accommodation. arrives at Broad
street station leaves ashland ai -Nl
ann
5.5e pm. arrives at Eliza. leaves Ashland 40
ll2 pm.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
r.. I. ID. MYERS Genera. Superintendent
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I'M LEI STATUE WASTED. 30 GIL
/tNs TO BsCRiBE 500 EACH.


The TINE, viii head "a list of fifty
citizens at 900 each to begin the
subscription with solid sum, and
save time. We have five names
already. that will be Published. Thi,
is an occasion that appeals TO thc
pride and honor of our people. and the
request for The funds, coming from tine
Lee Camp of Veterans, should at once
be promptly backed by the solid BUSH
mes, men of the city, and we DO not
doubt that it viii be- There appear 10
be objection. I'm the Council and in other
quarters
Perhaps they may have some reason in
the objections, but il is not time TO
think about how it came about The
situation involves the reputation Of the
city of Richmond and If the Council
will not stand up TO the scratch, then the
citizens should
II the Council choose, afterwards to
appropriate what it think, it might
could, would or should, very well
But the point is to-day 10 start the
thing going The cause is good
Let not any good man be left
When the State Department tackles the
fisheries difficulty in The proposed con
ference with The British special commits
SION, it would be well to note one impor-
liant fact That has an acute application,
and that is, that we put duty ON the
salt fish of Canada merely in the interest
Of a few thousand New England cod
and mackcrel catchers.
This salt fish is the food of the poor
and it is most unreasonable that the price
should be kept mp above the price i'm
Canada in the interest of arbitrary pro-
lection.
We stated this some months ago, and
DO not, in the light of recent alleged out
RACES by Canada, see any reason to
change our opinion.
If just over the 81. Lawrence river salt
mackerel can be gotten for Il third less
than I'm The States LET as remove lhc duty
and admit popular staple of food free
The New England cod catcher can af-
ford to sell for the same price as the Ca
madam catcher
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-07

The Naval Wan College m Coa-ter's
llarbor is q good institution There The
Annapolis cadet may rest from dancing.
and study The incissiye torpedo and en-
terprising dynamite He may also prac-
tice hi- gigantic intellect on the number
of chances be would have in q submarine
tor. edo boat intended 10 destroy am enc
my fleet at The expense of q dozen dude
midshipmen
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RAILROADS.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Schedule

II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Schedule
commencing MAY 18th, 1855 eastern stan
dard time
10 am. leaves Byrd street station daily; stops
only at Ashland Junction. MILFORD,
and Fredericksburg. sleeper 10
Washington. Leaves Washington lot
New York az ll:fO am.
ilf am. leaves BYRD street station daily, eS-
cepf sunday. Leaves Washington lCt
New York at f.20 pm. also by limited
ai $50 pm. Par'Or ear 20 washing
ton
60 pm. leaves Byrd-s street statioa dally
Sleeper t0 New York
1929 am. arrives at Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New York
2Jg pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily,
stop. ut frcdcrcA shurg Milford. and
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
el5 pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
except Sunday. Par.or car from
Washington.
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
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PAGE MCCARTHY. EDITOR.

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~ mail, postage paid, daily one year. $50 siA
months. sls5, three months. 81.
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3D. sS~ The TIMES will he mailed 20 your ad
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THE WEEKS SUMMARY
or TELEGRAPHlC NEWS CON-
DeNSEO FOR BUSY READERS.

Events That Have Happened ~ All Parts
of the World Boiled Down To Pointed
Paragraphs -Personal Mention Of the
Doings and sayings of Many People.
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Entered al the Richmond lva) Postonice
a- second class matter.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-25

NOW LET COME WHAT

NOW LET COME WHAT MAYl
Mounted on the feet steed Of Landlord
Baudray, Fairfax few like the wind.
He sped by farmhouse and village with
out stopping. Jeanette breathed hard and
her sides and flank were covered with
foam; but she seemed to be good for miles
yet to come. A magnificent creature she
was, with immense reserve power.
One hour passed and he had revolved tho
entire scheme in his mind and came TO the
conclusion that 1t was practicable. Once or
twice, he felt astounded at the daring and
apparent folly of it-especially as he consid-
cred it in connection with himself, the poor
pedagogue whom no one In his own land had
deemed worth second thought,
But this was no time for rejecting upon
the result orNthe affair itself He had en-
tered uuon its undertaking row, and every
thing must be action, sharp and decisive;
or ndicrous, yet disastrously overwhelming
defeat-perhaps lifetime ruined.
On, on he dashed, his brain preternatural-
iy clear and active, his muscles stretched to
their utmost tension, his blood coursing
fiercely through his veins. He had return
journey to make; but he could, no doubt,
procure fresh horse at St. Malo.
In less than one hour and half after
leaving the village he refined up at an
hostler's in that city.
Flinging the lines into the hands Of the
gaping stableman, no left the painting Jean
nette in the latter's care To the proprietor
he put the question:
"Have you fast, fresh horsep
"Not for any sush riding as that, sir"
was the gruff response.
''Let me look at your best horse" contin-
ued the unabashed Fairfax.
The other wonderingly led him to q stall
where stood fine marc, almost the counter
part of Jeanette
''What is her valuel" sharply demanded
the American.
Taken at unawares, tho man named a
large sum.
Fairfax subtracted its third from It, put
his hand in his pocket, took out the money
and holding the silver before tho owners
face, said, declslvely:
"rn give you that, and only that, for her."
Surprised and tempted by tho sight OF so
much money, the incautious man asscnted.
In an instant Fairfax had thrust the coin
in his hand, snaichcd up a saddle and
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-25

going on toward two o'clock, ana matters
were fast approaching climax.
~ rendered Nebbitt that service In the
Almeda affair of 'sD, and shall enter com
plant against you for neglect Of duty, MY
business is Of great Importance IL Nebbitt
didn't sail direct for America, repeat my
first message to every port where likely TO
touch, ere leaving for good. Also, repeat
Havre and ask if positively sailed. Spare
no pains or money"
This message had the desired effect
Tho operator at st. Malo now became In
tensely interested; those in tho Paris GEN.
trail Office actually exertcd themselves to
speed the messages, to the detention of 9TH
ers, and earlier ones Most clearly, this
man was in earnest, and earnestness gen.
orally awakens sympathy.
About quarter of three came the mos
sage,
"Hayre says sailed this a. m. positively"
Then, another idea coming TO him, Fair
fax cursed himself that he had not thought
Of it before, He again telegraphed lie
Toilet g. Co.:
"If Nebbitt sailed direct for America, his
steam-yacht must be soon of Cherbourg.
Wire some shipping company there to
charter and send out Immediately tug;
intercept him, and give telegram"
BY this time the Paris central office, tho
office of the banking company and the
smaller Offices along the telegraph line,
were thoroughly excited Us for the oper-
ntor at St. Malo, If these last messages had
failed to reach Mr.. Nebbitt, he would have
torn his hair from very vexatlon and disap-
pointment, so bent was no upon Fair
fax's success.
Paris soon replied:
"All dono as you say. We await result
with interest"
The hands on the dial marked ten minutes
past four No reply had come.
"If any message comes before six o'clock
tonight send it to me at once. Hold all
that como after that for further ORDERS"
was his parting injunction.
So saying, with firmly closed lips, but evi
dent disappointment, he mounted his horse
and had begun his headlong dash, when q
veil from the rear caused him TO turn his
head.
There stood the youthful operator, danc-
ing up and down m the exuberpnce Of his
joN waving o piece Of paper, and oil but
standing on his head.
In a second Fairfax had IL in his hand
The message was from Cherbourg, and said
''Nebbitt's yacht just appeared in harbor,
suddenly changed course and went back to
ward Havre. Have wired all ports likely to
stop at, to keep watch; and have our tug in
readiness, in case she appears again. Can't
fail to get her now"
A sudden and transient CLEAN Of Joy
shone in the stern eyes Of Fairfax. His
hard, set face relaxed for moment into @
faint smile, while the operator behaved like
o lunatic.
Fairfax slipped coin into his hand. Id
rejected It Indignantly with the remark;
II would rather have lost quarter
salary than seen you fail"
He wrung the others hands at parting
notwithstanding the assertion Of the Amer
lean that he would return before midnight
again.
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20 iiit through HIS brain, 10 looked eau.
tiously and carefully at Fairfax. Never
was there more sane look In any mans face.
Determination, self-control and perfect cool
ness were written upon that worthy's face.
He,apparently, knew perfectly well what he
was about.
Fairfax had never before asked Dick for
any thing beyond the temporary loan OF
few francs. But this sum was something
enormousl Something tremendousl And
the impudent presumption that could ask
for it was sublimely colossal. What could
the man meant
Dick began to reflect. He looked again at
his strange companion. Invinciblo resolve,
mistaken self-reliance and perfect lnowl-
edge of and trustin his own abilities shoneu n-
mistalzably in Fairfax's countenance. There
was something in this man that more than
awakened confidence. 1t inspired enthusi-
asm. He had, unquestionably, great pow
or over others. He rarely failed TO lead
them as he desired.
Dick could not resist his influence He
found himself beginning to DO infected
with strange excitement Beside" he
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AND II SHE DOES, HOW ABOUT THE oTHBRf
Dick was not clever fellow, but he, GER
tainly, was not q fool He essayed TO make
q mental estimate Of both girls, and sue
ceeded wonderfully well.
The Princess, he acknowledged, was a
woman Of singularly fine, pure and lovely
character, deep and strong in her affections,
simple-minded and guileless, yet not devoid
of what is commonly known as strong COM
mon sense.
"Deepand loving where she loves; but that
she does not love, am positive. could
swear to III"
With all her soft womanly traits, she was
too susceptible to the sin Of pride. IL had
unconsciously become matter Of pride with
her to show no interest in mankind. With
no other woman, except Lydia, would she
have spoken so freely; and, even with that
friend, she could scarcely depart from her
pretty, proud, little reserve, without visi-
BILE effort at unbending. Her bushes were
clearly not because of her interest in tho
man, but proceeded from sort OF shame at
acknowledging, and even at entertaining,
that interest
fra mr. courtnuWn
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reasoned, ''if desperate game is to be
played, why shouldn't !, too, have hand in
itpi
He put his hand in his pocket, took out
the forty pounds and smilingly handed them
TO his companion.
Fairfax had conquered, and, as he took the
money, knew that the die was cast.
"Yes, Arthur, I'll do 1t. If you want
twice as much, you shall have it. III give
you my password with my banker, and you
can telegraph, when and for what you wish.
From three to six this afternoon will wait
for you here with horse and carriage"
'Zama," was the magical password and
the bankers address, London.
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rydla olushed pngrily, but quickly reoov'
ering herself, babe him 'good-nlght,n in
her most charming manner
"Comc Arthur called his cherry friend,
Dick; "cume, Fairfax, old man, we must BIO
s,oiny
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CONSUMPTION,

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anti-bilious, pectoral, and nutritiye proper
consumption, but for ali Chronic Dis
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bride, hanging near by; put them on the
mare, and was off, like a shot, shouting
back TO the hostler to keep Jeanette until
called for.
fastening to the telegraph station, he
quickly dispatched two messages which he,
with his usual forethought, had framed, as
he was riding thither.
"Brown, Bros. & Co.. London" ran the
first, g. - pounds, Zama, per Paris
agents, Immediately, last address, express.
ar. OXFORD"
The second read as follows
"MR. J. g. NEBBIrT, CARE OF LIE TOILET
& Co., PARIS: Imperative necessity de-
mands interview tomorrow, ten q. m. APP
point place Of meeting, Answer at once,
please st. Malo. Arthur FAIRFAX"
Turning to the operator no induced that
Official, by bribes and limitations Of the i'm
portant nature of the business, to crush"
the messages with display OF energy that
aroused the wonderment Of the apathetic
receiver at the central office in Paris.
It was now nearly eleven o'clock The
answer from the London bankers, as Fair
fax expected, came Immediately.
"Order attended to at once,n
| Half-past eleven twelve - half-past
twelve and, finally, one o'clock struck.
That message must not miscarry.
Fairfax ordered it repeated and returned,
again, from tho Paris office, with the as
surancc that IL had been properly delivered.
And, finally, he 'wiredn tho banking firm
OF lie Toilet & Co., asking why Nebbitt did
not reply.
In few moments, two answers were
handed the impatient young man; ono from
the central telegraph office at Paris, the
other from lie Toilet e. Co.
According TO the former, every thing had
been properly attended to; tho second said,
CURLY:
"Answor delayed. Mr. Nebbitt sailed to
day in his steam-y yacht Norma from Havrt
for America"
Fairfax's face grew white with dismay.
But his discontinue was only for mo
ment. Lost in thought, no arose and begaI
pacing tho floor.
The operator watched him curiously, nd
miring the pluck Of tho man and wondering
what would be his next move.
In moment Fairfax formed his plans
lie Toilet g. Co, IL was evident, wero OK
tremely negligent and impcitinent. 1t wa
necessary that they should receive SOM
reprimand Time was short. IL was nov
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Mexican
Mustang
Lininlent

THIS GOOD OLD STAhD-br
aecompli,hes for everybody exactly what heiAmea
forit one OF the reasons for tho great popularity
thp Mustang Eminent Ia found In in universAi
nppllcnbiIIty. Everybody needs such msdioin@
Tho I,umbsrman needs I. In case OF accident
The Housewife needs 10 for gsnerAlfAmiJ USE
The CanaIer needs II for his teams and bus mss-
The Mechanic needs II always on nh "o'A
bench.
.rhe Miner needs u IN case OF emergency.
Tho Pionner needs it-cant got along withouth
Tho Farmer needs 10 in his house. hh ssAo'A
and his stock yard.
Tho steamboat man or the Boatmhn ne'o'
| n in liberal supply afioaiand lahore
Tho Horse-fanoier needs h-h hs 49,
| friend and safest reliance.
Tho Btook-Erower needs it-h WIN saw Nun
,Aou,ands OF dollars and world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs 70 and WIZ nsea J"
| long AZ his life 10 q round OF accidents And aAAts
The nackvsoodaman nssdsit ThGs y so.o-
inr me It as an antidoto for the danSsrs 70 ms
| limb ana comfort which surrotisi the p'onse''
The Merchant needs Il about HIS store amons
his empioyeea Accidents will happen, and whsa
these come the Mustang finlmsnt Il wanted At enoa
Keep Bottle 10 the House. It's the O''' OF
! economy. ,,,,.
Keep a Bottle In the Factery. i"in hea's,'
MS in caso OF accident pain and loss OF wnSeA
Keep n BEETLE Aiwaysin the stable Tor
$50 when wasted.
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BAR HARBOR.
A Wild, Weird Tale OF Love
and Adventure.
By AMOS LEE.

by AMOS LEE.
PUBLISHED BIZ SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH
THE AUTHOR.
rCopyriohted, 1887. By O. W. DHlinghdm - Al
Rights Reserredl
At last, she determined TO find out why
Fairfax had become so embarrassed by
Natalie's presence Now that the latter had
gone, Lydia's cavalier was himself again.